Text and Discourse Connectedness

• Acknowledgements | p. ix
• Foreword | p. xi
• List of contributors | p. xxi
• Part I. Particular carriers of connectedness
• Anaphoric pronouns and noun phrases as text connectors
  Irena Bellert | p. 3
• “Functional sentence perspective” and text connectedness
  Frantisek Danes | p. 23
• Deictic expressions and the connexity of text
  Konrad Ehlich | p. 33
• Some notes on thematics, topic, and typology
  Auli Hakulinen | p. 53
• Subordinate and embedded coreference
  Roland Harweg | p. 65
• Con and Co: Continuity and marqueurs in oral discourse
  Klaus Hölker | p. 83
• How can the meaning of a text be represented?
  Lennart Lönngren | p. 93
• Modality and text constitution
  Lita Lundquist | p. 103
• Ellipsis between connexity and coherence
  Carla Marello | p. 119
• Formal connexity and pragmatic cohesion in anaphora interpretation
  Csaba Pléh | p. 137
• Relevance of meaning, semantic disposition, and text coherence: Modelling reader expectations from natural language discourse
  B.B. Rieger | p. 153
• The role of conjunctions and particles for text connexity
  Elizabeth Rudolph | p. 175
• Connexity established by emphatic pronouns
  Gemma Rigau | p. 191
• Isotopy, coreference, and redundancy
  Sorin Stati | p. 207
• Part II. Text-type specific aspects of connectedness
• The development of text competence
  M. Gopnik | p. 225
• Schema for the analysis of communicative coherence in interaction: The organization of consultations
  H. Kayser | p. 245
• On certain peculiarities of narrative cohesion
  Lidia Lonzi | p. 259
• Dynamics of cohesion in lyrical texts
  Michael Metzeltin | p. 271
• Paraphrase as a coherence principle in conversation
  Herman Parret | p. 281
• The concept of cohesion: Its empirical status in a definition and typology of texts
  Willie van Peer | p. 291
• Macro-structure, knowledge base, and coherence
  Istvan Siklaki | p. 309
• Literary coherence and related topics
  Luciano Vitacolonna | p. 325
• Elements of text-based and image-based connectedness in comic stories, and some analogies to cinema and written text
  H. J. Weber | p. 337
• Part III. General theoretical and methodological questions of research in connectedness
• Understanding, text, and coherence
  Antal Bókay | p. 363
• Text coherence and text interpretation processing
  Michel Charolles | p. 377
• Discursive construction: Analysis of discursive patterns
  S. Fisher | p. 387
• The objects of discourse: Connexity and opposition
  J.-B. Grize | p. 405
• Relevant objects and situations
  W. Heydrich | p. 413
• Connectedness and discourse structure: Perspective semantics of predications and coherence of discourse
  László Imre Komlósi | p. 427
• The grades of reading
  Maria M. Langleben | p. 441
• Connexity, coherence, and the semantic net
  Elisabeth Leinfellner | p. 463
• Semiosis, coherence, and universes of meaning
  W. Mignolo | p. 483
• Constitution and meaning: A semiotic text-theoretical approach
  János Sánder Petöfi | p. 507
• The role of inferences in text organization
  Roger Van de Velde | p. 543
• Connectedness of texts and relevant consequences
  P. Weingartner | p. 563
• Index of names | p. 577

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